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Parco San Marco Lifestyle Beach Resort Cima, Italy
Parco San Marco Lifestyle Beach Resort is the perfect setting for your Italian summer, surrounded by stunning nature, just outside the quaint village of Cima, and steps from a private beach along Lake Lugano, a stone's throw from Lake Como. Each of the elegant guest rooms has views of the lake and surrounding mountains with a balcony or garden to enjoy the fresh air and sweeping vistas. Spend an afternoon sunbathing or soaking in the two outdoor pools overlooking the lake. No trip to Italy is complete without a plate of pasta and a glass (or maybe a bottle) of wine. With six restaurants serving everything from rustic Italian fare to casual beachside dining, where to get dinner is never a question. The standout offering is the hotel's fine dining offering, La Musa, which has earned multiple recognitions including a highlight in the coveted Michelin Guide. The food here is simple yet sophisticated and made to showcase high-quality ingredients. For something to sip with your meal, pick from the extensive wine list of more than 3,000 bottles or let the Maître guide you to the perfect pairing.
Housed in Victorian-era townhouses in London's posh South Kensington neighborhood, this hotel is about as delightfully British as you can get. With opulent interiors and luxe rooms that are works of art in their own right, it's no wonder The Kensington attracts a crowd with impeccable taste and an eye for the finer things in life. The hotel fully embraces its role as a patron of refined English elegance with special offers to give guests an authentic experience. No place embodies British culture more than the nearby Victoria and Albert Museum. With the hotel's NAOMI Exhibition Experience and the Fragile Beauty Exhibition Experience, you not only get tickets to the exhibitions celebrating British icons like Naomi Campell and Sir Elton John but also a full English breakfast to start your day of immersion. Drawing inspiration from the local art scene, the hotel's Afternoon Tea is peak culture, with desserts inspired by renowned artists—after all, in England, taking tea is a fine art.
When you check in to this South Beach mainstay, you're invited to sit back, relax, and treat yourself. The Balfour features 82 well-appointed guest rooms, beach access, a photo-ready plunge pool, and elevated on-site dining options for guests to enjoy. Those looking to check out refreshed and rejuvenated will be happy to discover a host of wellness programs on offer. Bring serenity to your mind, body, and soul from the comfort of your room with K'Alma In-Room Journeys. The Peruvian-inspired treatments use organic, eco-driven products and offer a range of holistic services to help you truly relax. Take part in weekend wellness at The Balfour with Saturday morning beach walks and expert-led Sunday morning yoga on the rooftop terrace, both followed by a complimentary refreshing drink.
When it comes to New York City it doesn't get much more central than Times Square, and when it comes to staying in Times Square, it doesn't get much better than Millennium Premier. This centrally-located hotel is friendly on the wallet and right in the middle of the action. With a location less than a block away from the bright lights and billboards the Big Apple is famous for, top attractions like Broadway, Bryant Park, and the Rockefeller Center are mere minutes away. Take a walk through Central Park or past the upscale shops along Fifth Avenue, or hop on one of the thirteen subway lines within blocks of the hotel to explore more of the city. While you can look out at the hustle and bustle from floor-to-ceiling windows in your guest room, with only four to seven rooms a floor, you'll enjoy some peace, quiet, and privacy in the city that never sleeps.
Unlike most Chicago hotels, which occupy large towers in dense downtown, The Robey holds court in hip Wicker Park, in a charmingly updated Art Deco masterpiece, the only skyscraper for miles. The boutique hotel, Grupo Habita's second location outside Mexico, was transformed by Belgian design duo Nicolas Schuybroek Architects and Marc Merckx Interiors, who spruced up the rooms, lobby, and roof areas with vintage-inspired touches like mid-century-modern furniture and terrazzo flooring. Etched Art Deco elevators lead to contemporary rooms, the most lofty of which are found at the point of the building's triangular frame, with warm-wood flooring, accent gray walls, and button-operated blinds that conceal and reveal views of the Chicago skyline in the distance.
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